INE News archive
HIE Inverness and East Highland news archive from September 2007
| Pupils to learn from the world’s top space explorers Some of the world’s leading astronauts and cosmonauts will pay a flying visit to the Highlands and Islands this week to encourage pupils in the area to consider careers in science and technology. | |
| Food and drink awards - winners announced The winners of this year’s Highlands and Islands Food and Drink Awards were announced at a glittering awards dinner last night (14 September) at the Drumossie Hotel, Inverness. | |
| UK grid connection charges 'discriminatory', says HIE study Producers of renewable energy in Scotland's islands and north mainland almost certainly face the highest charges in Europe to connect to a national electricity grid, according to a new report. | |
| Search to find most enterprising student in Highlands and Islands The search to find the most enterprising student in the Highlands and Islands concludes this week at the Shell STEP final in Inverness. | |
| Screen and broadcast networking session - calling all creatives HIE creative industries team, Distance Lab, Creative Skills Cornwall, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Creative Loop and Skillset will all be represented at this first networking session for all media companies, individuals and interested parties in and around the Inverness and East Highland area. | |
| What has Dolly done for biomedical science? 'Meet the Scientist' - 14 September 2007. Centre for Health Science, Inverness. The Scottish Stem Cell Network invites you to meet Alan Colman and discover the latest advances in stem cell therapies. | |
| Jasmine measures up for corset couture Nineteen-year-old Jasmine Woodcraft is staging a 'made to measure corset day' in Dingwall on Thursday (6 September) in Branded, a Dingwall fashion store. | |
| Bòrd HIE a' cur fàilte air linn ùr don Ghàidhlig Tha Iomairt na Gaidhealtachd 's nan Eilean (HIE) a' cur ri chèile plana Gàidhlig mòr-inntinneach a tha an dòchas stèidheachadh Gàidhlig mar chomharradh cudromach den Ghaidhealtachd 's nan Eilean agus mar pàirt den leasachadh nan roinn anns na bliadhnaichean a tha romhainn. | |
| HIE board backs ambitious new age for Gaelic Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) is aiming to put in place an ambitious Gaelic plan which it hopes will embed Gaelic as a defining feature of the Highlands and Hebrides and as a core element of the region's development over the years to come. | |